Yeah, I do. I don't watch a television show, but he and I doing a show together, like a regular show, like maybe once a week, just just me and him sitting down and shooting the shit and talking about life once a week. I'm constantly putting this first and that second and switching the order and doing this part of the bit in the beginning and then switching it to the end and then adding something and maybe maybe being more sneaky with how I reveal the punch line or how I do this and that. He goes, Yeah, they instantaneously knew that those ants were from the wrong colony and they just went to war. Right? What we create, we just do it in a weird way. Look at that nasty shit that's coming out of his fucking neimann. We we give up something to get this new thing and then we decide this new thing, like I know very few people are giving up their cell phones and going to flip phones. Like, I've never heard Jimi Hendrix really talk or Stevie Ray Vaughan talk before this interview. Only criticism I have- or maybe just an observation- is guests often speaking VERY quickly. And when we show up. I think so, too. This is a destructive creative destruction, fire. My mom was like even my mom didn't say maybe maybe that second song, maybe, maybe maybe play piano or something. And there's a big what? I got that. One really important thing is the cell just knows about itself. You know, you have to there's two cables that you have to connect the two of them together. That materializes itself, just like it did in Germany in in bitterness and hatred. It's like I think three people are like two people. Go to zip recruiter Dotcom Rogan, that zip recruiter Dotcom cigarroa and zip recruiter Dotcom Rogen zip recruiter. We have much more access to inventions, much more access to technology. 24 years ago I immigrated to the United States: from a skinny Russian kid with a soccer ball to an American scientist at MIT. And during all that, you have to still maintain calm. Oh, God, Thurston Howell the third. OK. Much easier to type type on Twitter. Like you need to work hard. The bringing together the best engineers and scientists in the world and saying this is this there's this there's this is ripe with innovation, there's a possibility here to do something truly special, not only to understand the not only to help people with neurological disorders, which is a huge obviously goal mission. But so just I just remembered that it felt like from that entire experience that because it didn't have a Chinese or Russian flag on it, whatever he saw is we tend to just the entire system is doesn't want to acknowledge it. He's like, I'm back motherfucker or something or whatever. Are they crazy? This is that's that's the problem with the theory of everything, is very few physicists really understand like the details involved we're talking have to be it's the same as the order of magnitude of professional comedians. But my this is a purely speculation. We're up and running now. And it's OK. OK, OK. And that's where materialism comes in. And in the space of social justice warriors on Twitter, I am weak. And then one day I think it Jun yet Jun maybe at the end of May I woke up and I had this idea that the brain is stupid to to say that, to tweet and say that I'll do as many push ups and pull ups as the street gets likes. I mean, it just seems to be getting faster and faster and faster and which is us humans aren't able to reason that way, like most of the technology we see around us is about a hundred years worth 150 electricity, radio, TV or most of the medical innovations from antibiotics to to I mean, just everything to surgery to all the kinds to most of the innovations in biology and chemistry, modern physics, even so, obviously computers and all of them as old as 100 years, 150 years maybe. That's such an extreme requirement of your body to do something like that. Because if it's in the Goldilocks zone and you have something that is also carbon based biological life, that is a similar temperature range that it exists in, it easily could eat it, you know. iPhone one was 10 years ago, 13 now 2007. On some podcast players you should be able to click the timestamp to jump to that time. I do hope to be one of the technologists that either creates a competitive Twitter or helps Twitter become a better version of itself. If you enjoy it, consider rating it 5 stars. Not all. I think in the face of that mystery, something that's far more intelligent than us, I think we can't it's a ridiculous notion to think we're anything but one human village. And it's actually quite surprising to me that we got out of the 20th century alive. Yeah, because I want to fuck people. You have to serve the community, all those things. It comes with a smartphone app which allows users to set it to their liking. He's the best. Yeah, from from inside, like Dorham in Avatar, that that planet that I've always felt like that movie was so interesting because it's close, right. But it might be interesting. #1: Sodium Chloride for electrolytes when he is intermittent fasting. And it looks terrible. To take us to take steps back, not not forward. They don't understand about your set of beliefs, the source of toxicity, a source of pain of how to and how to put you on a trajectory that improves you as a human. If you have if you have a million people on your Twitter and they're all fans of your podcast, you have a million podcast fans, how many of them are going to comment? It's a mess. In order to really appreciate the light, you got to experience the darkness. Well, there's arguments against because it could be human created technology, too. Well, it was back when Alex was on the radio, too. There's you know, there's no way you can take that guy down in with the art of conversation. So he went on to give me advice if I bitch out. No audience. You got to come back to the ranch. That's out there. And I ignore like I actually trained my brain to ignore any of the haters, like I was just this fun, really loving, intelligent people that should be the community. So five hundred is doable for like it's just a thousand is insane. Like the last thing you want to be talking about is the last thing you want to be doing is playing identity politics. How do you get those cops out, those humans out? It's like can you design a method by which the aliens might be communicating with us? I would like them to feel safe to say something. What do people do? A lot of us think that just because there's an obstacle in the middle of the road. I think that's probably and I think she'll do really well against pants is a bit robotic and careful and, you know, an evangelical, you know, super Christian, I think she probably do very well in those debates, you know, especially well, there's no audience. Part of Fridmans role at MIT is for researching human-centered AI, robotics, and autonomous vehicles. So probably interfere in some way to try to prevent the ant colony from destroying itself. So it kind of makes sense, yeah, space wise, but yeah, but also resource wise there. Obviously, the Russians were against the the Germans in that war. It's not really a fair race. You don't get a lot of those because what we're seeing is the videos that go viral are almost always bad. Hear from the great computer scientist, physicist and businessman who founded Wolfram Research, Mathematica and Wolfram Alpha Stephen Wolfram. What what do you think is slowly becoming The Sopranos? I mean, there's people that are asymptomatic. He lived in my house for a little bit. Please check out our sponsors to get a d. No wonder people know. I found one when I was moving out here. I mean, no one gets better when there are a hundred. We're less less inclined to be physical. How many times during this podcast have you talked about people saying things to you in the comments and it upsetting you? It could be a thing that could be flied to it's preposterous to me that there's an extra alien on board. Im proud of what this great nation stands for, from its founding to its tumultuous journey in becoming a symbol of freedom and innovation to the world. I don't know whatever I get. [19], Fridman began his podcast in 2018,[20] initially as part of the MIT course 6.S099 on artificial general intelligence. I need to order like the like this is stupid. Well, give me a different name. And it has happened so. And that's all him. There's like like when you go to there's some some Hendrix songs like Voodoo Child is a great one, right? And that's why I read the comments. Jamie, could you look up to the mating season for lions, please? And you know that. 0. And I thought I would get about maybe a thousand. Who's that Kevin Costner movie The Postman. But there should be a little bit more freedom to to define how you interact with this world, especially at this time, especially where the curve is. Joe Rogan were also brought to you by zip recruiter. As I was saying before, it seems that the goal of this thing is to make better stuff. I think he probably just hurt his knee just for the haters to think he'll quit, like, well, that's why I know he had his knee drained. You know, maybe you should go run. Like when there's a there's a face off between the United States jets and a Russian jet and they come close to each other, like over China or something like that. So the idea is, you know, coronavirus, I want to do stuff like have a kettlebell to maybe exercise that can do at home every single day. I love grass fed grass finish ribeyes. 159; Tech Talk . link to What is Jordan Peterson's IQ? He probably developed early, probably went to some shit in his life. This product is also used and loved by Joe Rogan and Andy Stumpf. Please support this podcast by checking out our sponsors: Rocket Money: Eric Weinstein is a mathematician, economist, physicist, and managing director of Thiel Capital. I think what happens is the one percent that don't really want to hang out with dominate the conversation in the comments section and don't I don't think well, they're more inclined to comment. You know, will all of a sudden have a capability to have some extra level of telepathic communication, for example, in 40 years. His expertise on AI, robotics, and automation is second to none. From megalomaniac to a shy hermit. I'm not spending that much money on that fucking thing. It's not just that you post something, it's that other people get to post things as well. So if the United States is in control of this vehicle that is more potent and can do things that like if you really do have something, they can go from 60000 feet to one foot in under a second. They I don't know why it makes me feel good. Right. I don't know if this is true, but I heard in some places like New York, rear naked chokes, they're legally illegal now, which is like which which we should expand the jujitsu training to the people in government, too, because it doesn't make any sense. But this is what I was thinking when it comes to aliens, when you look at the alien, the archetypal alien, what do you see? It's it's maybe it's made with things that are different than cells, but it's it's still life. And we can tell China what to do. And one of them today was this guy gets rolled over and beaten up. You know, like that to me seems preposterous that. That's a that's a real worry. It has launched me on a path of self-growth and never-ending pursuit to become a better, stronger man. So in Massachusetts is different, but you can do private training, which means they have these slots of one hour where people show up and train. How are you gonna build that? It hasn't worked. You have to make people feel like they're in a safer environment. He appeared on her Good for You podcast in episode #50.if(typeof ez_ad_units != 'undefined'){ez_ad_units.push([[336,280],'rogantribe_com-large-leaderboard-2','ezslot_10',110,'0','0'])};__ez_fad_position('div-gpt-ad-rogantribe_com-large-leaderboard-2-0'); Fridman has developed a friendship with former Navy SEAL David Goggins. 1:11:04 The Tic Tac UFO story You're hoping that women are going to say thank you for being a champion of women, Mike. I can honestly say that I can die a happy man having had the chance to pause and witness so many moments of magic, at once fleeting and unforgettable. 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